static bkg image
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In regards to the Twitter customization I was working on earlier. I have done more tweaking (I thought the 100% width was too amateurish looking. I reduced the width and added a right column (actually just the text on the page aligned right) next to the twitter feed (which I positioned out of the left column in front of page.
I am experimenting with putting a photo on the page in front of the twitter feed which I set to transparent.
Is there a way to make that image static, so it does not move when the user scrolls? I suppose there might be a way to do it by taking it out of the post div, and float it, but that seems complicated.
Any suggestions? Or perhaps just leave it as it is?
Obviously, this page will only be for desktop screens.
Thanks
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Actually, the more I look at it, having a static image isn’t going to do here. I have to remember, not everybody has a 4k screen. Maybe, it works just fine the way it is.
So maybe this is less of a css issue, and more a stylistic one. Not every idea needs to be implemented. There is nothing wrong with a white background. LOL.
Any thoughts?
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In most cases, you can make elements sticky (so that they stay in place when the user scrolls) by using the
position: fixedCSS property.I’m not entirely sure which image you’re referring to though, could you clarify that please?
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tried, it and it did what its supposed to do, but not the effect I intended.
But thanks, I might have use for that piece of code elsewhere.
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I’d agree — making that sticky would not be a great idea. It might have been different if your Twitter feed was scrollable!
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I think I am going to take the photo out. White space is a good thing. I want to keep things simple, and not clutter up the page.
Thanks for the chat, and the help.
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